Tasmanian First Home Buyers
If you are a Tasmanian first home buyer or are buying anywhere in Australia, we have answers to your burning questions. We may have even answered some questions you haven’t even thought of yet.
There are a lot of things to consider when buying your first home and it can be difficult to know where to start. We want to make the experience of buying your home enjoyable and our blogs are a good place to start your journey.
Included in our blogs is information on available grants – including the Tasmanian Government First Home Owners Grant and the Federal Goverment First Home Deposit Scheme (FHLDS) along with expenses that you may not have considered, especially Tasmanian Stamp Duty (as a first home buyer, you may be eligible for discount on your stamp duty!).
Also Included in the blogs are links to calculators you may find useful. So be sure to read on…….
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Cashback finance: is it as good as it seems?
Currently, there are multiple instant cashback incentives available when you refinance your loan. But is the offer really as good as it seems?
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Finances on your mind?
Coming back from the holiday season can leave you feeling inspired. You’re refreshed and ready to set out on your next adventure. So, what’s next?
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What other costs are associated with taking out a mortgage?
When purchasing a home, it’s important to note that there are other associated fees and expenses that you will incur on top of the agreed purchase price.
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How to reduce your expenses and increase your savings
Is the key to saving for a home deposit as simple as giving up smashed avo for brunch? Well not quite, but spending less and staying on top of your budget does make a difference.
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Obtaining a home loan when you have student debt
If you’re a university graduate, chances are you’ve racked up HECS/HELP or student loan debt. If you’re at the stage in life where you’re looking to invest in a home, and you’re worried your debt will hold you back – don’t be disheartened, there’s still hope!
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Instant asset write-off extended (and explained)
The recent budget announcements have seen the Instant Asset Write-Off Scheme tweaked and extended until 30th June 2022.